Reply to "Fuel filter change"

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Originally posted by ANGELO B:
I would not pinch off a braded line myself. Another question out of curousity, why do you have a filter on either side of the fuel pump? What is the pump going to throw into the fuel? If the tank has a lot of crud in it that you need to change filters more than normally, you might want to install a shut off valve before the filters. Just a thought.

Not sure why there is two filters, there when I got it. I seen Butt Plugs when in some Hollywood stores the other week, so maybe one of those could work instead of clamping the hose.

6/11/1110:54 AM

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